With a fork and knife in hand, Jia Huilin practiced a full sequence of European table manners — moving carefully through each course while maintaining steady eye contact.
The most profound cultural discoveries often begin not with a grand monument, but with a sound.
A young Kazakh choir captivated the audience with long, flowing harmonies that evoked the vast Central Asian steppe. Their later performances blended traditional instruments and folk melodies with pop arrangements, while choreography drew inspiration from wrestling and horseback riding — a vivid mix of tradition and modernity rooted in grassland culture.
The launch ceremony for The Porcelain Maker's Daughter took place in Shanghai. The novel is a work of historical fiction that tells a poignant love story set in a real shipwreck.
The China National Academy of Painting is presenting dozens of drawings and paintings in the first- and third-floor galleries of its Beijing building, featuring works by artists and pieces from institutional collections.
Between Tides: Poetics of Form and Coastal Narratives, the inaugural exhibition of Mingyuan Museum's East Coast venue in Shantou, Guangdong province, celebrates the richness and vigor of two regional cultures in close association with the country's maritime culture.
The Sixth International New Media Art Triennial officially opened on Friday at the Huairou campus of the Beijing Film Academy. Themed "Prime Matter and Memory", the triennial showcases the cutting-edge works of over 100 artists worldwide.
An ongoing exhibition at the Crafts Museum of the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, examines the development of three decades of mixed-media painting in China.
TAIYUAN — With her hair styled up and dressed in traditional attire, Ukrainian Karyna Kovalevska strolled through the 2,800-year-old town of Pingyao, a UNESCO World Heritage site in North China's Shanxi province, documenting the ancient architecture and chatting with shop owners and residents.
While China's newly unveiled recommendations for formulating the next five-year plan chart courses for sectors like solar energy, wind energy and new materials, they also set the stage for rejuvenating the nation's ancient bamboo culture.
On Oct 25, Zhang Aozhe, a 17-year-old Chinese violinist from the Music Middle School Affiliated to Shanghai Conservatory of Music, won the first prize and the Pallavicino Foundation Prize at the 58th International Violin Competition "Premio Paganini". What's the story behind this young musician and his violin career? What is he like off stage? And what's the special bond between him and his mentor, professor He Xian? Click the video to explore his musical journey.
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